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ARMENIA'S EEU MEMBERSHIP TO HELP COOPERATION WITH RUSSIA IN IT GROW STRONGER - SAMSUNG RUSSIA
YEREVAN, April 2. /ARKA/. Armenia's membership in the Eurasian
Economic Union (EEU) will enhance interaction with Russia in IT,
head of corporate sales at Samsung Russia Sergey Kirichenko told ARKA.
Kirichenko participated in a meeting of leading Russian and Armenian
IT companies at Yerevan Ayb High School on Wednesday.
Representatives of Russian IT companies are currently in Armenia for
the "IT Summit-2015: IT Industry Leaders' Meeting". The summit is held
by the Russian association of computer and information technologies
in the Armenian capital on April 1-3. On Wednesday April 1 the
participants discussed how to form a new generation of specialists
and to prevent the "brain drain" at the Ayb High School in Yerevan.
Traditional ties with Russia will grow stronger as Armenia integrates
in the EEU, Kirichenko said.
Being an international player, the IBM is also interested in attracting
new resources, the best knowledge and the most talented developers,
he said.
It is early to talk about new projects to come up after the conference,
but they will discuss the matter, he said.
There was strong math tradition in Armenia in Soviet times, and that
is where gifted programmers and many other things come from, he said.
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YEREVAN, April 2. /ARKA/. Armenia's membership in the Eurasian
Economic Union (EEU) will enhance interaction with Russia in IT,
head of corporate sales at Samsung Russia Sergey Kirichenko told ARKA.
Kirichenko participated in a meeting of leading Russian and Armenian
IT companies at Yerevan Ayb High School on Wednesday.
Representatives of Russian IT companies are currently in Armenia for
the "IT Summit-2015: IT Industry Leaders' Meeting". The summit is held
by the Russian association of computer and information technologies
in the Armenian capital on April 1-3. On Wednesday April 1 the
participants discussed how to form a new generation of specialists
and to prevent the "brain drain" at the Ayb High School in Yerevan.
Traditional ties with Russia will grow stronger as Armenia integrates
in the EEU, Kirichenko said.
Being an international player, the IBM is also interested in attracting
new resources, the best knowledge and the most talented developers,
he said.
It is early to talk about new projects to come up after the conference,
but they will discuss the matter, he said.
There was strong math tradition in Armenia in Soviet times, and that
is where gifted programmers and many other things come from, he said.
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http://telecom.arka.am/en/news/telecom/armenia_s_eeu_membership_to_help_cooperation_with_ russia_in_it_grow_stronger_samsung_russia/